Postscript

Local Lunch

I went to lunch with some ladies from the office. We had a typical Kenyan meal. I was prepared with my camera…so that you could see what we ate.

Our lunch:

• Dried Fish (a mild white fish)
• Sukuma Wiki (the greens)
• Ugali (the white is made with corn meal, and the brown is made with millet)

This is a meal that you eat with your hands–getting some ugali with a little fish, some greens, and a little sauce in each bite. It was good!

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08 2009

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   Daysi #

   08.21.2009 08:32

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   Heather- you look so cute! So happy and vibrant. It must take a while to get used to eating with your hands. Do you go through a lot of anti-bacterial soap? (LOL)

   Love,

   Daysi
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   Regina #

   08.21.2009 12:13

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   Looks so yummy! I love your braids too. If it didn't take 9 hours, I would say you should try to keep the look because it's so awesome on you. =)Regina
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   Karan #

   08.25.2009 02:21

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   I love your braids, Heather! Get pictures of the back of your head, too. I bet they are fun to wear! How does Jeff like them? Love you, Aunt Karan in Oregon